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What is the German counterpart of the Italian and English madrigal?
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What is the German counterpart of the Italian and English madrigal?

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polyphonic chanson

France. The French counterpart of Italian and English madrigals was the polyphonic chanson, a continuation of the chief medieval and early Renaissance form of secular music.
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polyphonic chanson

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